At 70-feet-long, weighing 120 tons, W.A. Building Movers lifted and moved this U.S.S. New Jersey cannon about 100 yards and into the bunker that was built for it.
W.A. transported this historic train car to Stirling Hill Mining Museum where it was restored and became a valued addition to the museum.
Two townhouses were built with 8 foot ceiling heights. The new owners wanted 9 foot ceilings. We separated the existing roof from the walls, raised the complete roof 12 inches.
This 100 ton container is made of 1 1ž4” thick walls of stainless steel. It had been used to test communication satellites. It is now being used to test batteries for “Go Green” technology.
This was one of three train cars that were moved from Long Beach Island and taken to the main land to be used as a restaurant.
This castle in Pennsylvania has a 100 year old French ceiling painting. W. A. designed and built the equipment to lower the painting from the 20 foot high ceiling. Once the restoration of the painting was complete, we returned it back to its place on the ceiling.
Private catamaran boat move. This boat was privately built and moved 8 miles to a marina located near the George Washington Bridge.
Pile driving a New Jersey shore dwelling utilizing a diesel hammer. This method allows us to get piles driven in tight work spaces.
Our specially made house moving dollies are made for transporting heavy loads with extreme safety utilizing rubber tires.
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